
Dark Road to Darjeeling
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Narrated by:
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Ellen Archer
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By:
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Deanna Raybourn
Lady Julia Grey travels through India, accompanied by her sister, Portia, her brother, Plum, and occasionally her husband - Brisbane. Along the way, Portia becomes convinced of a murder, and all four are pulled into the dark underbelly of 19th-century India.
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Mesmerizing
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Too tragic
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I love this series!
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Love it
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Amazing narration
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I really appreciate that there’s growth and development in the characters and their relationship with each other. Each of the characters are superbly written!
Ellen Archer’s narration is flawless and I forget I’m listening to a book, getting swept up in the voices and the story. It’s like listening to a movie or a play. She is a wizard with the different accents and making sure each character has their own unique sound.
Please, please keep writing books for this series!!! It is one of my favorites and I can’t wait for the next book!!!!
Excellent as always!
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Much detail... too little Brisbane. Keep on though, The next book is much better.
Meh!
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I'm amazed at the comments criticizing Ellen Archer. For me she strikes just the right note for these stories. I believe that at one time a different narrator was tried for one or two of this series but there must have been a big outcry because they redid them with Ellen Archer which I found a big relief. I would be very sad if they tried to replace her again.
funny romance mystery
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Superb 4th book in series
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Let me say that I have really liked this author, and I actually started with her other series, and began this series after "catching up" with that series. While I enjoy her writing on the whole, I am thinking I really should have stopped reading this series at the end of the third book Silent on the Moor, or the novella Midsummer Night.
This time around both of the main characters are behaving like spoiled children who refuse to take responsibility for their own actions or the consequences of those actions. There is manipulations, lies, verbal abuse, denigrating /attacking the essence of who the other person is, locking the other in a separate room, using sex to shut down dialogue, and a threat of divorce.
The whole idea that gets perpetuated in romances--including this series--that one partner might hurt other people, but never the "beloved". This belief is what keeps people in abusive relationships. Since domestic violence is one of the major causes of death for women in the U.S. I really, really dislike this trope, and wish Ms. Raybourn had not perpetrated it in this series.
Really not as pleased with this novel compared to previous books (which I rate as 4 or 5 stars) .
Way too close to an abusive relationship...
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